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Transformation Professionals
Crafted to enhance the strategic acumen of ambitious managers leaders and consultants who want more impact on business transformation. Every epsiode is prepared by CEO of CXO Transform - Rob Llewellyn.
This podcast is meticulously designed to bolster the strategic insight of driven managers, leaders, and consultants who aspire to exert a greater influence on business transformation. It serves as a rich resource for those looking to deepen their understanding of the complexities of changing business landscapes and to develop the skills necessary to navigate these challenges successfully.
Each episode delves into the latest trends, tools, and strategies in business transformation, providing listeners with actionable insights and innovative approaches to drive meaningful change within their organizations.
Listeners can expect to explore a range of topics, from leveraging cutting-edge technologies like AI and blockchain to adopting agile methodologies and fostering a culture of innovation. The podcast also tackles critical leadership and management issues, such as effective stakeholder engagement, change management, and building resilient teams equipped to handle the demands of transformation.
Transformation Professionals
HR’s Strategic Role in Transformation
HR is no longer just about managing talent—it’s about leading business transformation. In this episode, we explore how Chief HR Officers (CHROs) can align HR strategy with business goals, leverage AI and data analytics, and drive workforce transformation. Discover why HR’s role is critical to building resilient, future-ready organisations and how CHROs can become strategic enablers of change. Tune in for insights on leadership, digital transformation, and innovation. Don’t miss this essential conversation for business leaders and transformation professionals.
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